Create a clear annotated answer on the canvas. Use a diagram, graph, flowchart, equation layout and/or concise labels to show your reasoning.
A calculator gives 0.3333333333 for a fraction. Explain why a student should not automatically write this as the exact answer.
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Draw with the mouse or a finger.
3bEasy1 mark
Arrange the items in the correct order.
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AIndices
2.
BDivision and multiplication (left to right)
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CBrackets
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DAddition and subtraction (left to right)
4aEasy1 mark
Why are brackets important?
5aEasy1 mark
What should you check on a calculator display?
5bEasy1 mark
How can magnitude be compared?
6aEasy1 mark
What does ≠ mean?
7aMedium1 mark
Arrange the items in the correct order.
1.
AIndices
2.
BBrackets
3.
CAddition and subtraction (left to right)
4.
DDivision and multiplication (left to right)
7bMedium1 mark
Use the lesson knowledge to answer precisely: Why are brackets important?
8aMedium2 marks
Use the table to record your response.
A calculator display shows 4.8 as the answer to a money calculation in pounds, and shows 3.25 as the answer to a time calculation in hours. Give (a) the money amount in pence, and (b) the number of minutes shown after the 3 hours.
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Response
Money display 4.8, in pence
Time display 3.25 hours, minutes after the 3 hours
8bMedium1 mark
The temperature at 6 a.m. was −5∘C. By 2 p.m. it had risen to 9∘C. By how many degrees did the temperature rise?